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JDHS spikers earn Sportsmanship Award at state tournament
Crimson Bears’ Nizich all-tourney, Dimond tops Colony for title.
Nov 164 min read


JDHS grapplers continue to prosper on northern mats
Crimson Bears place fifth at prestigious Wasilla tournament.
Nov 155 min read


Assembly should vote no on ranked choice for local elections
I urge you to reject Ordinance 2025-13(c). Please do not inflict ranked choice voting (RCV) on the Juneau voters.
Nov 151 min read


Police blotter for Nov. 13
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Nov 151 min read


Shutdown ends, but more federal chaos looms for states
Many questions remain for states already wading through seismic federal changes.
Nov 156 min read


UA projects up to 10% increase in health care costs this fiscal year
Nationally, employers are anticipating an 8.5% increase in medical costs and an 11% increase in pharmacy costs, according to data presented to the Board of Regents.
Nov 154 min read


Alaska Republican Senator Shelley Hughes resigns to pursue gubernatorial campaign
Sen. Shelley Hughes, R-Palmer, resigned from the Alaska Senate on Friday to pursue her gubernatorial candidacy, according to a news release from her campaign.
Nov 152 min read


Crimson Bears bitten by Cougars at state tournament
JDHS volleyball season ends in tight match against Service.
Nov 145 min read


Teardown of homeless encampment on Teal Street leaves many with scattered plans
People hastily pack some belongings into donated totes and bags, abandon many other items for bulldozers as city clears sites as winter weather sets in.
Nov 145 min read


Four local lives turned ‘upside down’ by one person’s choice to drive under the influence
A Juneau family seeks closure through sentencing, but faces lifelong complications, financial instability.
Nov 146 min read


Crimson Bears spike Malemutes at state tournament
JDHS stays alive in volleyball jungle, face Cougars next.
Nov 144 min read


Anchorage experimenting with smartphone voting
The largest city in Alaska is about to undertake an experiment that feels both inevitable and impossibly futuristic in an era of pervasive mistrust toward elections: allowing all voters to cast ballots from their smartphones.
Nov 141 min read
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